@Marvin how to enable authentication in prefect3.0 in selfhosted server

To enable authentication for a self-hosted Prefect 3.0 server, follow these general steps: 1. Secure Your Prefect Server: You need to ensure that your Prefect server is operating over HTTPS to secure the communication. You can configure your server to use SSL by adjusting environment variables like

SSL_CERT_FILE

for specifying the SSL certificate file, and configuring proxies if required. For more information, refer to the self-hosting guide. 2. Configure Single Sign-On (SSO): Prefect 3.0 supports SSO for user authentication via identity providers using OIDC or SAML 2.0. Even though the specific documentation points towards Prefect Cloud, the general configurations can be adapted for your self-hosted environment by integrating with your preferred identity provider. Check out the SSO configuration guide for detailed steps. 3. Environment Variables: Set and manage appropriate environment variables to authenticate and manage network requests, such as using

HTTPS_PROXY

,

HTTP_PROXY

, or disabling certificate verification (not recommended for production). Unfortunately, there are no specific GitHub issues or additional information from the Prefect documentation regarding out-of-the-box support for authentication in a self-hosted scenario. For more tailored solutions, you might need to adapt available SSO configurations or refer to community forums for shared experiences and solutions.